Multibagger defence stock Apollo Micro Systems rises despite stock market sell-off; here’s why

Apollo Micro Systems share price gained over 2% on Friday after the company announced receipt of order from DRDO and other defence PSUs and private companies. The defence stock rallied as much as 2.58% to 273.35 apiece on the BSE.

announced that in the ordinary course of its business, it has received orders worth 11.02 crore from Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), 22.57 crore from Defense Public Sector undertaking and 50.8 lakh from Private Companies.

The total orders received by the Company amounts to 34.096 crore, Apollo Micro Systems said in a regulatory filing on November 7.

Earlier this week, Apollo Micro Systems reported its Q2 results. The company had posted a strong growth in its net profit and revenue.

Apollo Micro Systems Q2 Results 2025

Apollo Micro Systems’ consolidated net profit in the fiscal second quarter ended September 2025 jumped 98.15% to 31.11 crore from 15.7 crore in the year-ago period.

The company’s revenue in Q2FY26 grew 40.2% to 225.3 crore from 160.70 crore, driven primarily by the robust execution of order book and the seamless transition of several high-value systems into production.



At the operating level, EBITDA increased 82.7% YoY to 59.59 crore, while margins improved to 26.45% from 20.29% last year.

Apollo Micro Systems expects revenue to grow at a CAGR of 45% to 50% over the next two years — driven solely by the core business, excluding any contribution from the recent acquisition.

Apollo Micro System share price has fallen 19% in one month, but has rallied 50% in three months. The defence stock has jumped 127% in the past six months, while it has surged 166% over the past one year period. Apollo Micro System shares have delivered multibagger returns of 2,300% in the past five years.

At 11:20 AM, Apollo Micro Systems share price was trading 0.26% higher at 267.15 apiece on the .

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